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# Training Phrases with Entities

Training phrases are example sentences that a chatbot user can type or say to capture the intent of the chatbot. For each intent, you have to enter many different phrases for the chatbot to learn and match it with real expressions.

Below I give you an example. A user can say “I want a house” but could also say “how do I get a house?” or “I would like to get a house”. The chatbot must respond the same to all these user phrases, therefore, they will belong to the same intention.

Within the training phrases it is possible to create annotations of fragments of the same. These annotations are associated with entity types and serve both for the synonym list comparison and for the extraction of the end-user expression in the form of parameters.


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